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German grammar - the four cases
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz
Language: English | Size: 387 MB | Duration: 2h 47m



What you'll learn
Understand the meaning of the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases
Understand when and how definite and indefinite articles change
Understand and be able to use the different prepositions
Be able to use adjectives correctly before nouns, depending on gender and cases
Requirements
You should have some knowledge of the German language and grammar.

Description
Are you a German learner who is struggling with prepositions?

Do you find it difficult to work out what the subject, direct or indirect object of a sentence is?

Do you wish you knew what the correct ending to an adjective before a noun is?

Do you actually need to know what the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases are?

Well, you could learn German just parrot fashion, but that would take ages and be very boring!

If, however, you want to have conversations in German using your own sentences, you need some grammar.

The German grammar seems very complicated but is actually very logical, and this course will show you with very basic sentences how logical it is.

By going back to basics with easy sentences, you will make sense of the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive case. You will know which preposition to use and when, and which adjective ending to use.

With the help of the videos, handouts, quizzes and worksheets
this course will take you from "I'm confused" to "I understand"!

How is this course different from other courses?

Most German courses or textbooks cover many topics, but not always in great detail. Normally, there is a tutor to explain more. That can be a problem for those who are teaching themselves as they might not have anybody to explain further.

My courses are in depth, easy to understand and come with worksheets, quizzes, assignments to help you practice what you have learned.


Who this course is for:
Intermediate German learners who have some knowledge of German grammar.
Advanced German learners might find this course a welcome revision of the cases.


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